Примеры использования Ethnic character на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the present time the quarter has not lost its ethnic character.
The conflict in Burundi, with its accompanying ethnic character, is of great concern to Kenya and the countries of the subregion.
The logo contains Tripolye characters and other images of ethnic character.
The members of the Committee stressed the largely ethnic character of the violence characterizing the domestic situation of the State party.
Democratic Party«Azat» holds the liberal point of economic liberties plususes some populism of ethnic character.
Attempts to give terrorism, and international terrorism in particular,a national or ethnic character do not reflect reality and have their own dangerous consequences.
It was mandatory for all political parties to set up registered offices in all regions andto have a national and not an ethnic character.
The song, described as"a midtempo with a certain degree of drama and ethnic character", was written by Spanish songwriter Tony Sánchez-Ohlsson and Swedish songwriters Peter Boström and Thomas G: son.
Even though there are also nonRoma among these non-payers,the proportion of Roma in these sites is so high that they gain a distinctly ethnic character.
The ethnic character of voting could be clearly seen when comparing the results of the voting according to separate administrative units with a part of Latvian population in them(Figure 1.3)41.
Most important, it has to create a strong economic base for its people,one that would prevent economic hardships from taking on a political and ethnic character.
According to the party's constitution,it"stands for the preservation of the national and ethnic character of the British people and is wholly opposed to any form of racial integration between British and non-European peoples.
Indeed, the existence of minorities such as those defined in article 27 cannot be imagined after the disappearance of the single element which constitutes them, namely, their ethnic character, religion or, lastly, language.
Manipulated the ethnic character of the West Bank(including Jerusalem) and the Gaza Strip through the illegal implantation of settlers and settlements, and denied residency status and family unification to Palestinian Jerusalemites; and.
As a result there has been a rash of wars within newly independent States,often of a religious or ethnic character and often involving unusual violence and cruelty.
A recent macro study conducted by Citizens Constitutional Forum and Minority Rights Group found that"… the net effect of these policies was that economic activity anddisparities acquired an ethnic character.
In this connection, he argued that, for several decades, the distinction between ethnic group andnation had been based on the premise that the ethnic character of a minority social group did not imply the right to selfdetermination.
Also considered illegal are the activities of the organization claiming to represent the interests of the Bubi ethnic group, the Movement for the SelfDetermination of the Island of Bioko(MAIB),since electoral legislation bans political parties of an ethnic character.
He agreed, however,that the legislation banning associations of a regional or ethnic character(report, paras. 14 and 22-24) should be amended to distinguish regional or ethnic organizations with purely political or social aims from those which were racist.
The peasant and indigenous communities as a whole are composed of peoples who maintain their ancestral customs, culture,language and ethnic character, which distinguish them from the rest of the country.
The prohibition and definition of associations of a regional or ethnic character should be re-examined in the light of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities which advocated the protection of the cultural identity of members of ethnic groups.
The conflict was a dual one: on the one hand, and that was an extremely important factor which explained why it was repetitive,it was of an ethnic character and, on the other, it was regional or subregional.
Basic principles should include rejection of any attempt to give the fight against terrorism a religious or ethnic character, abandonment of double standards, and adoption of coordinated sanctions against States that in one way or another support terrorist, extremist and separatist activities.
We urge Israel to refrain from all activities, including the building of new settlements in occupied Arab territories, that seek to alter the religious,political and ethnic character of these territories.
Drawing attention to the last sentence of paragraph 14,which referred to legislation banning associations of a regional or ethnic character, and to the definition of such associations given in paragraph 24, she asked what the link was between such associations and racial discrimination, since that was not clear from the definition.
In Kyrgyzstan, following the overthrow of President Bakiyev in April 2010,Minority Rights Group International warned that political tension could take on an ethnic character and result in an escalation of ethnic violence.
The Movement for the SelfDetermination of the Island of Bioko(MAIB), which claims to represent the interests of the Bubi ethnic group, is still considered illegal andnon-existent by the Government on the grounds that electoral legislation bans political parties of an ethnic character.
Turning to the report(CERD/C/299/Add.18), he noted with satisfaction that the Constitution of the Niger guaranteed citizens a range of fundamental rights and freedoms(para. 5) and that its article 8 provided that any specific propaganda of a regionalist,racial or ethnic character or any manifestation of racial or ethnic discrimination was punishable by law para. 6.
Since the end of the 15th century the term"Kazakh" acquired a political character, which was being used to designate individual feudal estates that were created by Kerei and Janibek, and from the beginning of the 16th century, after part of the tribes moved from the modern territory of Kazakhstan headed by Shaibani Khan in Maverannahr,the term began to acquire an ethnic character.
Encourage all relevant actors to intensify their efforts at the national, regional and international levels, especially by means of education, to ensure that children are educated from an early age in those values, attitudes and ways of conduct andlife that will allow them to resolve conflicts of a racial or ethnic character peacefully, in a spirit of respect for human dignity, tolerance and nondiscrimination;